Senators urge using Sioux Depot facilities for trade school
Seven Nebraska state senators and Lt Gov Phil Sorensen toured Sioux Army Depot in Sidney and urged the state to find ways to use the facilities for a trade school or to expand the Manpower Retraining Program. They praised the depot’s equipment and buildings and discussed possible funding and structure for a state supported or area based vocational education system.
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Sioux Army Depot
Phil Sorensen
Nebraska
Sorensen
Sidney
Lester Harsh
Fleming
Maurice Kremer
Kremer
Arnold Ruhnke
Warner
Omaha
Grand Island
Rudolf Kokes
Eric Rasmussen
Cyril Willams
Ordville
Farm Progress
Egging Co
Gurley
George Fleming
Col. Williams
Waldo Dearing
Sioux Depot
Panhandle forecast shows light rain and mild highs
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with occasional light rain tonight and Saturday. Temperatures will be 35 to 45 tonight and 60 to 70 Saturday, with a five day outlook averaging 2 to 9 degrees above normal and a cooler spell followed by warmer conditions mid next week. Scattered showers and thunderstorms appear at the start, then generally fair conditions.
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Panhandle
Farm Show Verdict Complete Success At Panhandle Event
Crowds estimated at about five thousand attended the first Panhandle Farm Equipment and Progress Day at the Egging farm near Gurley. About 2,300 registrations were recorded with officials noting turnout well above 40 percent who registered. Exhibitors and Egging Co. praised the event, with co chairs Doyle Foland and John Egging commending the community effort and planning. A minor tractor mishap occurred but no injuries. airstrip activity and heavy equipment displays drew participants and press coverage.
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Egging Farm
Gurley
Doyle Foland
University Ag College
Foland
John Egging
Mr. Foland
Egging
Ted
The
Egging Co
E. R. Yim Jimerson
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Council Committee
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Jimerson
Mead
Nebraska
Record Crowd Expected For C of C Dinner
The Chamber of Commerce reports over 500 reservations for the annual Chuck Wagon dinner at the Elks Auditorium next Thursday night April 29 at 6 30. It may top 600 before next week. Principal speaker is Arthur Morgan of The New Holland Machine Co. New Holland Pa. Music by The Lady Beatles. Bob Decker chairs and will be master of ceremonies.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elks Auditorium
Arthur Morgan
New Holland Machine Co
New Holland, Pa
Bob Decker
Bundy Rites Set for 88-Year-Old Denver Resident
William A. Bundy of Denver dies at 88 after heart attack in Sterling Colorado. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. Gehrig and Son with Rev. John Stayton officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by wife Anna, three sons, four daughters. resident of Cheyenne county 80 years before moving to Denver in 1958. A full obituary will appear Monday.
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William A. Bundy
Denver
Gehrig and Son
John Stayton
First Methodist Church of
Sidney
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Bundy
Sterling, Colo
Cheyenne County
Anna
It's A Tight Race in Telegraph Campaign Standings
Pro rated standings for the $3,000 Sidney Telegraph expansion drive show Marjorie Dougherty rising from 12th to 6th as leaders hold a tight pack. Top buyers include Mrs W D Smith and Ila Mae Keefer. renewals add to original expiration, preserving copies and saving $2 on two years. Votes total 1,780,000 1,730,000 1,590,000 1,360,000 1,310,000 1,230,000.
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Sidney Telegraph
Marjorie Dougherty
Florence Ludeman
Gurley
Don Hazlitt
Lorenzo
Beryl Nissen
Telegraph
Sidney warns of loss of four passenger trains over mail plan
W G Gillespie of Alliance, head of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Lodge 796, warns a postal survey may shift Nebraska Colorado mail handling to trucks and freight trains. He predicts Union Pacific trains 27 28 and Burlington trains 33 34 could be removed, hurting mail service especially in winter when trucks cannot run. Towns along the line urge governors and congressmen to intervene, while Sidney officials seek a firm railroad response.
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Sidney
Union Pacific
Burlington
Postal Department
W. G. Gillespie
Alliance
Lodge 796
Brotherhood of Railroad
Denver-Billings
Gillespie
Chamber of Commerce
Brotherhood
Bridgeport
Frank Morrison
U. S
Roman Hruska
Carl Curtis
Dave Martin
C. B. Dorwart
Dalton Studies Bond Issue for School Expansion
Dalton Public Schools board votes to study a bond issue for new facilities at District 91-C. Hahn Dunn Gardner to prepare preliminary plans and cost estimates. existing 1954 building cited as inadequate, with structural weaknesses and rising operating costs. A May 4 meeting with architects will discuss sketches, costs, and bond timing.
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Board of Education
Dalton Public Schools
Richard Dunn
State Department of Education
Dalton School Board
Department of Education
Supt. Krause
School Board
Derby Clinic A for Soap Box Derby entrants
A construction clinic for those enrolled or interested in the 1965 Soap Box Derby will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Jaycee Legion Club. Boys who have started construction may bring their projects to illustrate the type of work being done.
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Jaycee Legion Club
Shrine Potentate to attend Fort Sidney Shrine party
Horace W. Shreck potentate of Tehama Temple and wife from Hastings will be special guests at the Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club spring party at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Dinner starts at 6 30 p.m. Reservations total about 100 guests.
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Horace W.shreck
Horace W. Shreck
Tehama Temple
Hastings
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club
Rye Support 93 Cents Bushel for 1965 Rye
Rye support rates set at 93 cents per bushel for No 2 or better or No 3 by test weight in Cheyenne County. Lester Runge chair of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee notes the 1965 national average price is 1.02 dollars, with county rates tied to terminal rates less freight. Minor adjustments aim to reflect historical patterns and freight changes.
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Cheyenne County
Lester B. Runge
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Runge
County Educator Club To Choose Officers Tuesday
The Cheyenne County Educators Club will reveal new officers at the spring dinner at Potter High School Auditorium next Tuesday. Nominees include Warren Glover Gurley for president and others across Potter, Lorenzo, Dalton, Sunol, Lodgepole, and Gurley. election is by mail with results kept secret until the dinner. Dr. William Ross, former Colorado State College president at Greeley, will be the main speaker.
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Cheyenne County Educators Club
Potter High School
Duane Freeman
Warren Glover
Gurley
Lloyd Ray
Potter
Walter Ruden
Lorenzo
Allen Combs
Jim Wor«th
Dalton
Harold Fitzewater
Sunol
Elinor Hafer
Lodgepole
Shirley Beyer
al Zook
William Ross
Colorado State College
Greeley
Farmers Union District 1 Spring Meeting Planned
District 1 of the Nebraska Farmers Union schedules its Spring meeting for next Wednesday April 28 at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. The session opens at 10 30 a m with Elton Berck state president as principal speaker. Topics include sales and income taxes and Sioux Army Depot trade school use. Cliff Bartels and Henry Gell will also speak, with county presidents presenting resolutions.
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Nebraska Farmers Union
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Henry Gell
Sidney
Elton Berck
Omaha
State Farmers Union Presient
Sioux Army Depot
Farmers Union
The
Grange
Sioux
Cliff Bartels
Alliance
Gell
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Gelegraph
Nebr
Sidney, Nebraska
C of C
W. A. Bundy
W. D. Smith
Sidney Ila Mae Keefer
Lloyd Goranson
Peetz
Elmer Phelps
Margaret McCabe
Florince Ludeman
Lois Dindinger
Beryle Nissen
Bernice Hunt
Sund
Hazel Faustman
Chappell
Robert Rolls
Beverly Pearson
Wanda Line
Lyle Manter
Kearney
George Cammann
James G. Adams
North Platte
Stan Gentzler
Cozad
Rotary
Jack Knicely
Dan Kinnison
Kimball
Bill Ellyson
Derby Clinic
County Educator Club
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